Experiences with

Fluticasone

tell me if this fostair is stronger than fluticasone Thanks

Possibly just the fluticasone on its own. Would love to hear if anyone else has had a similar experience with generic vs branded inhalers. Thanks! Emma

I have Asthma so my RT increased my Fluticasone puffer to 2 puffs 2 x day. I also have HBP so my GP changed Perindopril to Diltiazem. He also changed my Acid reflux med from Rabeprazole to Pantoprazole. Two sets of x-rays were both clear.

I currently have fluticasone for the polyp as it returned but it doesnt help my allergies. Worryingly (for me) I'm a nurse and am due to return to work after shielding as of monday.

In “Reduction in All-Cause Mortality With Fluticasone Furoate/Umeclidinium/Vilanterol in COPD Patients,” David A.

Hello everybody, I apologize if this has been discussed before, but i've been on a three month course of inhaled Fluticasone (125 mcg twice daily) and ever since I started using this medication, i've felt fatigue, dizziness and general malaise almost every day. Has anyone here experienced this?

Went for my asthma check up yesterday and the asthma nurse told me to get off Seretide as there was a concern about the chemicals in the fluticasone and my local health authority are taking it off formulary. I have never heard this before - and was rather taken a back.

I have tried using white noise apps for masking, antihistamines, and currently a Fluticasone steroid nasal spray. I have been doing a lot of research and I think I may have ETD (eustachian tube dysfunction) brought on by the persistent ear infection.

Hi, I am a 48 year old male that has mild-moderate asthma that is well controlled with Fluticasone and Salbutamol, with additional Montelukast during hay fever season.

My current inhaler set up is symbicort 4 x 2 a day, pulmicort 2 x 2 a day, respimat 2 x 1 a day, montelukast 10mg daily and fluticasone nasal spray nightly. I'm currently seeing a respiratory medicine specialist and he's as much good as a convertible in the rain.

Hello all, Attended GP a couple of months ago re. nasal polyps and was prescribed fluticasone fuorate, which I used for a month until I started with nosebleeds on the affected side.

For my hay fever I’m on the following Fexofenadine 1 twice a day Montelukast at night Fluticasone nasal sprays twice a day azelastine nasal spray twice a day Hay fever eye drops Hydrating drops to stop drying up. Is there anything else I could do to calm it down?

Hi I'm a fairly newbie to a fib confused with meds I'm on 2 X 5mg apixiban1 x2.5 Bisoprolol since Dec already on 1x20mg Atorvastatin 1x5mg Amlodipine I also take 10mg Braltus and have salbutamol inhaler and Salmeterol/fluticasone as and when req as I have copd do I need Amlodipine as well as bisoprolol

Has anyone tried this steroid nasal spray. I got asked to try it from my respiratory medicine doctor. I have been on it since last Monday and over the last few day I have been feeling really tired almost fatigued. Has anyone had similar symptoms. This is the only thing I have added to my medication.

I stopped using my Breo inhaler, fluticasone furoate 200 mcg and vilanterol 25 mcg inhalation powder. Some people try to tell me it's not possible to be in withdrawl. But I am, and it's been 7 days, and I still have withdrawal symptoms. They come and go and are worse at night.

I’m worried about the hospital getting so many things wrong, what this nodule is given I have daily chest pain, the mood changes brought about by fluticasone and ipra(?) bromide, the long wait for tests and results etc.

I have found that a steroid nasal spray Fluticasone helps open me up and another drying spray has helped tremendously. I too suffer from airborne and food allergies but have found some positive relief from these additions.

mucas that I’m passing through my nose is rusty orange and so thick there is so much of it, I passed out yesterday through dizziness and sickness.im super sensitive to medications (a lot of them, especially steroids) so dealing with me is difficult, I am on children’s dose of amoxicillin, 50mcg of fluticasone

He's on seretide 125 (2 puffs twice a day), montelukast everynight, azithromycin three days a week, ceterizine 5ml (twice a day) ,piriton when needed, salbutamol when needed, fluticasone steroid nasal spray (twice a day).

I take serevent or seretide (fluticasone with Salmeterol - purple inhaler) my preventer twice a day. I ensure take blue inhaler 4 times a day more if needed. Paracetamol for pain from coughing and I have on repeat prescription rescue steroid tablets prednisolone (8 x 5mg tablets a day for 5 days).